Update report-bug.md to match v1.6.0

[tredondo]

I'm surprised that nobody cared to update this, despite all the bugs filed since the location of "Copy Debug Information" has changed.

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• Documentation
  • Updated bug report instructions to simplify copying debug information.
  • For general issues, users now click the 🛠️ icon in the bottom left followed by "Copy Debug Info."
  • For app-related issues, users are guided to navigate via the app’s "Details" tab to locate the "Debugging" section and then select "Copy Debug Information."

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The pull request updates the bug report template by modifying the instructions provided to users on how to obtain debug information when reporting issues. For general issues, it now directs users to click the 🛠️ icon in the bottom left and then select "Copy Debug Info" instead of using the previous settings page option. For app-related issues, the steps have been revised to navigate through the app’s Details tab to the Debugging section before copying the debug information. There are no changes to exported or public entities.

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File	Change Summary
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/report-bug.md	Updated instructions for copying debug information: - General issues: Replaced “Click on 'Copy Debug Information' on the Settings page” with “Click on the 🛠️ icon in the bottom left, then 'Copy Debug Info'.” - App-related issues: Revised navigation steps to reach and copy debug info.

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34-35: Clear and Updated Debug Instructions.
The updated instructions for both general and app-related issues now clearly reflect the new UI flow introduced in v1.6.0. Ensuring users are directed to click the 🛠️ icon in the bottom left for general issues and to navigate via the app's "Details" tab for app-related issues greatly improves clarity. Please verify that these instructions match the actual in-app behavior.

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